Differing effects of substrate and non-substrate transport inhibitors on glutamate uptake reversal.
Differing effects of substrate and non-substrate transport inhibitors on glutamate uptake reversal.
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底物和非底物转运抑制剂对谷氨酸摄取逆转的不同影响。
DOI:
10.1046/j.1471-4159.2001.00668.x
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发表时间:
2001
影响因子:
4.7
通讯作者:
Swanson,RA
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作者:
Anderson,CM;Bridges,RJ;Chamberlin,AR;Shimamoto,K;Yasuda-Kamatani,Y;Swanson,RA
Na+‐dependent excitatory amino acid transporters (EAATs) normally function to remove extracellular glutamate from brain extracellular space, but EAATs can also increase extracellular glutamate by reversal of uptake. Effects of inhibitors on EAATs can be complex, depending on cell type, whether conditions favor glutamate uptake or uptake reversal and whether the inhibitor itself is a substrate for the transporters. The present study assessed EAAT inhibitors for their ability to inhibit glutamate uptake, act as transporter substrates and block uptake reversal in astrocyte and neuron cultures.lthreo‐β‐hydroxyaspartate (l‐TBHA),dlthreo‐β‐benzyloxyaspartate (dl‐TBOA),ltrans‐pyrrolidine‐2,4‐dicarboxylic acid (ltrans‐2,4‐PDC) (+/–)‐cis‐4‐methy‐trans‐pyrrolidine‐2,4‐dicarboxylic acid (cis‐4‐methy‐trans‐2,4‐PDC) andlantiendo‐3,4‐methanopyrrolidine‐2,4‐dicarboxylic acid (lantiendo‐3,4‐MPDC) inhibitedl‐[14C]glutamate uptake in astrocytes with equilibrium binding constants ranging from 17 µm(dl‐TBOA andl‐TBHA) – 43 µm(cis‐4‐methy‐trans‐2,4‐PDC). Transportability of inhibitors was assessed in astrocytes and neurons. Whilel‐TBHA,ltrans‐2,4‐PDC,cis‐4‐methy‐trans‐2,4‐PDC andlantiendo‐3,4‐MPDC displayed significant transporter substrate activities in neurons and astrocytes,dl‐TBOA was a substrate only in astrocytes. This effect ofdl‐TBOA was concentration‐dependent, leading to complex effects on glutamate uptake reversal. At concentrations low enough to produce minimaldl‐TBOA uptake velocity (≤ 10 µm),dl‐TBOA blocked uptake reversal in ATP‐depleted astrocytes; this blockade was negated at concentrations that drove substantialdl‐TBOA uptake (> 10 µm). These findings indicate that the net effects of EAAT inhibitors can vary with cell type and exposure conditions.